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Miscarriage, Pain In Upper Back. Previous Preeclampsia. Advise?

Hi doctor,

About a year ago I had preclampsia, I fell from the bed unfortunately they had to remove the baby, since than I had a very bad pain on my upper back by the spine,I don't know if something happened when I fell because till now I experince pain like there's a bone poking my heart,I experince it mostly when I'm stressed, please help
posted on Fri, 17 May 2013
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Dear user, welcome to healthcare magic.
The previous history of preeclampsia has no relation to your current complain which is back pain. As for the abortion, you must make sure that the uterus is completely empty (no remnants of conception) by ultrasound scan, and check with your doctor that you are free of any infection or cervical lesions that may radiate pain to your back.
If every thing is fine I advise you to visit an orthopedic to evaluate your back pain.
I hope these words were useful to you.
Good luck.
Dr. Ahmed Bahaa.
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Miscarriage, Pain In Upper Back. Previous Preeclampsia. Advise?

Dear user, welcome to healthcare magic. The previous history of preeclampsia has no relation to your current complain which is back pain. As for the abortion, you must make sure that the uterus is completely empty (no remnants of conception) by ultrasound scan, and check with your doctor that you are free of any infection or cervical lesions that may radiate pain to your back. If every thing is fine I advise you to visit an orthopedic to evaluate your back pain. I hope these words were useful to you. Good luck. Dr. Ahmed Bahaa.